Programming manual
CNC 8070
CNC VARIABLES
Understanding the description of the variables
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Accessing the exclusive spindle variables
Accessing variables by their name
The access and behavior are the same as if it were an axis and spindle
variable.
Accessing variables by their logic number
Depending on whether the channel number is programmed or not, the
mnemonic has a different meaning depending on whether it is access
from PRG, PLC or INT.
The access from PRG or PLC when not indicating the channel number
is the same as if it were an axis and spindle variable.
Accessing from INT when not indicating the channel number. The
spindle variables cannot be accessed from the interface using the
–A.– prefix.
Accessing from PRG, PLC or INT when indicating the channel
number. The spindle variables cannot be accessed using the –A.–
prefix.
Variables of the master spindle
They are special variables that may be used to access the data of the
master spindle of each channel without knowing its name, logic
number or index. They are meant for displaying data and programming
cycles.
The variables are identified with the prefix; but without indicating the
number nor the name of the spindle.
If the channel is not programmed, it assumes the default channel,
which in each is:
PRG Channel where it is being executed.
PLC First channel or main channel.
INT Active channel.
(V.)A.{var}.m Spindle variable with logic number m.
(V.)SP.{var}.m Spindle variable with m index in the system.
V.SP.{var}.m Spindle variable with m index in the active
channel.
(V.)[n].SP.{var}.m Spindle variable with m index in the n channel .
(V.)[n].SP.{var} Variable of the channel master spindle n.
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